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Tax and spending
August 2024
Labour is fast discovering that Britain needs more than a Band-Aid to restore it to health
Isabel Hardman
William Keegan's in my view
Austerity is still austerity, even under a Labour government
William Keegan
It’s time to end blame culture over benefits bill, says Labour minister
Sunscreen is taxed as a ‘cosmetic’ in the UK. As a skin cancer survivor, I’m appalled
Jessica Zbinden-Webster
Brief letters
Will Labour end all taxpayer bailouts?
No more fiscal favours? Calls to tax super-rich gain traction around world
UK ministers warned to prepare for tough decisions on spending
William Keegan's in my view
Britain didn’t vote Labour just to get a new iron chancellor
William Keegan
31 July 2024
Here’s how Rachel Reeves could plug the black hole in Britain’s finances
Who is brave enough to back Brazil’s global tax on billionaires? The answer will define our future
George Monbiot
30 July 2024
Some taxes will have to rise in 30 October budget, says Rachel Reeves
Guardian Opinion cartoon
Martin Rowson on the row over the ‘black hole’ in public finances – cartoon
Politics live with Andrew Sparrow
Greens say Labour should focus more on building council homes and that new housing plan is flawed – as it happened
Reeves accuses Hunt of £22bn lie; nonsense, he says. What’s the truth?
Hunt ‘knowingly and deliberately’ lied about finances, says Reeves
First Edition newsletter
Tuesday briefing: What Rachel Reeves’ ‘tough choices’ mean for Britain
The billions Britain needs are at Rachel Reeves’s fingertips, and no fiscal promises need be broken
Polly Toynbee
29 July 2024
Reeves moves fast to tackle £22bn budget shortfall ‘covered up’ by Tories
Measures include cutting winter fuel payments for wealthier pensioners and shelving cap on social care payments
Rachel Reeves pursues political prize over £22bn financial hole
Carefully honed message of Commons speech is having to make tricky decisions because Tories left us a mess
The Guardian view on Rachel Reeves’ statement: beyond the Tory black hole
Editorial:
The chancellor was right to call out her predecessors’ culpability for a disastrous inheritance. But Labour must be bolder
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